This is the other side of Las Vegas where the tourist visitors do not see. Share, Like, Comment, Thank you for watching. 👍 The purpose of this video is to promote awareness of the homeless crisis facing Las Vegas / Clark County right now. If you don't know about it, then you can't fix it, so the first step is to see it, raw and uncut. Courtyard Resource Center (City of Las Vegas) nevadahomelessalliance.org/donate www.carecomplex.org/give/ www.Vegasrescue.org/donate/ sharelasvegas.org/donate/
@@karenfromNH - So where do you put your trash when you have no trash cans or dumpsters? If there are trash cans or dumpsters and they are full, but the city won't empty them, then what?
Yep, drove through there last month, stopped at a McD’s and it was SWARMING with homeless people. As soon as I got out of my car to walk inside a guy came up and immediately begged for money. I was like, “dude, I’m broke, I make like $30,000/year tops” and he stormed off mad. 😅
Makes me sick to my stomach. Decades of neoliberalism has resulted in obscene wealth and rampant homelessness in its wake. Sadly, there is no end in sight. We are stuck in a 2 party system that's completely beholden to oligarchs and corporations. Something has to change. This is a failure of the system, not so such the individual. COVID-19 and the "stimulus" bills amplified the crisis of wealth inequality. Knowing that so many people are subject to such systemic violence makes me very bitter. It's all by choice. These are the results of policy choices, which We The People have little to no say in. Keep up the great work! People need to see and feel this. People need to be uncomfortable. Something has to give!
@OnlyInLasVegas You're the one who needs to do your homework. The stimulus bills were helpful temporarily for the working class but overwhelmingly benefitted the 1%. If you actually paid attention to the overall economic impact of those bills, you would be able to see the obvious. They were a massive upward transfer of wealth. The numbers don't lie, neither did the bills themselves. If you actually took the time to read or study it, we wouldn't be having this conversation. In the end, homelessness still increased, especially as time went on. The rich became much richer, the poor became poorer, many small businesses shuttered, our ongoing crisis of wealth inequality was exacerbated, and corporations like Blackstone, who spent millions lobbying those bills, were able to capitalize heavily, further compounding the devastating economic impacts. The COVID stimulus bills served as lavish gifts for the rich and corporations, who benefitted disproportionately compared to the average person. We witnessed the largest upward transfer of wealth in human history between 2017 and 2021, and the COVID stimulus bills were a major factor. Rampant homelessness is a byproduct of such trash legislation, even if it was delayed, as in this case.
I've live in Vegas for the past 31 years. I remember back then you hardly ever see any homeless people. Maybe around North town or Down town here and there. Sadly it wont get any better. Vegas is the new L.A. now.
Man, it's so sad and disheartening to see such a large quantity of homeless people out on those streets..and the ones living under the tunnels and flood channels..and seeing them trying to collect things of value from the garbage to sell is just so 😖😖😔😔 It looks so abandoned & barren, definitely no signs of the exciting bright fun that Las Vegas is more commonly known for. It's nice that you're giving them coverage/exposure so as to help spread awareness about this bleak situation and I really hope it gets better over time 🙏🏻🙏🏻 Btw, I liked how you showed the side-by-side progression footage of the changes that took place & I also liked your hat (saw it through your shadow 😄)
Thank you for sharing this raw and uncut video to raise awareness about this horrible problem. So many major cities look the same, it is so sad and no way for any person to have to live. Affordable housing is out of reach for so many, one unexpected expense can put any of us here... And once your there so so hard to pull yourself out.
You know I was born and raised in las Vegas. Born in 1963. Las Vegas had 2 high schools when my mother graduated from Rancho High School in 1959. They had 8 high schools when I graduated in 1981. So that is 6 new high schools in 22 years.. So from 1981 until 2023 . There are 89 high schools in Las Vegas . That is 82 high schools in 42 years.. So where did these people come from?? Not from las Vegas.. And Las Vegas did not have the tunnels. The flood control system they built with the tax payers money. When I was growing up. So Cesar’s palace got flooded out back in the 80’s or 90’s. Don’t remember what year. But Cesar’s palace was built in a wash. So they started building this flood control system.. and now they have 35 thousand homeless people living in flood control system.. So it is the city’s own fault.. Maybe they are hoping for a big flood to flood these people out. I don’t know what they were thinking.. But the people should have never moved to las Vegas from the start. So if they are homeless? Maybe they should go back to where they came from.. ya think? I do..
A large percentage of the population moved to Las Vegas seeking employment, especially in the construction industry, and either stayed because they remained employed in high-paying jobs or stayed because they 'lost' everything had and had no way to leave. Back in the mid -'80's you were required to obtain a 'gaming' ID card before you could get hired for most jobs. If you ever got arrested for anything by METRO (Metropolitan Police) they would confiscate your 'gaming' card AND your license/ID which made getting another job extremely difficult, and make it impossible to purchase a plane. train, or bus ticket out of Las Vegas. Unless you had family or relatives that could help you, the only option available was to start living on the streets and hope you could find a way to leave someday. I lived for a little over 5-years in Las Vegas and never drank or gambled (made a vow when I arrived to not fall into that trap) and I lived fairly well. Daughter graduated out of Basic High in Henderson then joined the Marine Corps. After she left I moved back to California for better jobs and cooler weather.
I was returning to my home in Utah , driving on 15 N through Vegas 1 month ago. Just wanted to check out a little bit of Vegas for about 10 minutes. Exit at Washington , going past Cashman Field , looping back around and back on 15. Maybe 2 miles distance. 10AM on a Monday. Homeless people EVERYWHERE. Goodness. The worst I've personally seen in the US. Dudes wandering into traffic , guy running towards my car , 3 guys fighting on the sidewalk. LV better get a handle on this , and quick.
*_I had heard the news that homeless people in Las Vegas were no longer able to live on the streets._* *_But this is the first time I'm seeing a real video._*
You’ll never get rid of the homeless. The homeless has been there since Jesus time it’s sad but there’s some people that just don’t wanna work. I say this because my sister is homeless and she doesn’t want to get a job. She rather be homeless.
Such a powerful and important video, Kenzo.🦁 Well done, bro.👍😎👍 My apologies that I have not visited recently---I have been ill with a bad flu this past month. Blessings to you and your family.🦁🦁 Peace and brotherhood 😃🙏💗🦁 Mac (aka RE-VO)
The politicians aren't doing anything about it because this is their plan. Unfortunately, i only see this drastically increasing in the future. It's time to save our money & spend wisely.
So sad and such a growing issue for everyone Thankyou for showing light on this man I know you’ve done it before as well.. so keep up the good work The more folks that see this … the better possibility for peeps to help
It's heartbreaking to witness the struggles faced by the homeless population in Las Vegas. Your documentary sheds light on a side of the city rarely seen by tourists. The juxtaposition of the vibrant, lively image most people associate with Las Vegas against the harsh reality of homelessness is truly eye-opening. Kudos to you for raising awareness about this critical issue and providing information on how to support local organizations working towards a solution. 🙏💔
Thank You so much for taking the time to get out there & showing us all those people struggling with life, it truly is a sad situation, love to you & prayers for them all 🙏
I can relate 100%.. We have maybe even worse situation in San Francisco and many other cities in the Bay Area...and it seems that things are not getting better...
Yes, I think it's important that people see all sides of our beloved city of Las Vegas. I'm a resident so I care about what is happening to our city right now. It seems hopeless, but government officials and our local community are really working on this homeless issue.
Good job of showing the real day to day struggle to survive in the streets. The more people are aware of what a lack of resources has caused, the soomer people will help
Thank you for sharing this video Kenzo. Stay Safe. I like when you show these places. It's good to bring awareness. That dog was mean. I watched on my TV yesterday. Here to leave an extra👍and a comment. Have a great weekend 🎉
I am registered with the Courtyard homeless shelter, but I DON'T stay there because I DON'T feel comfortable with 500 people sleeping near and around me, so I just stay near Sunset Park on my own where Eastern and Warm Springs are! I just go to the Courtyard about once-a-month to check my mail.
Wow. It is very sad to see so many homeless on the street. With rising rental and other living expenses it is getting worse here as well. Many here living in our parks in tents which are not suitable for our winter weather with extreme cold and recently blizzard conditions with heavy snowfalls. I watched in full to the end. Thank you, my friend. 17:08
Hey my friend, oh wow I would never have imagined this about Las Vegas, I guess this is a crises all over the world, life has become hard and so expensive, so sad to see people suffering, and this is real, thanks for showing us it's just really sad the state of the world right now, and when you think it can't get worse it does, but at least we should stay positive and help when we can, thanks for sharing, hope you are doing great 😊💕
It sad to see a lot of homeless in Las Vegas. This needs attention and collective efforts to address the root cause and provide support for those in need. Stay safe bro!
This is such a nice and very amazing Ride, beautiful footages captured. Great sharing again my friend. Greetings here in Manila Philippines once again. Keep up the good work. Have a nice day ahead. L639
It is everywhere..... I lived in Portland, OR for a chunk of 2022 and that city is overrun with homeless folk, most on drugs really badly. I became homeless myself because people kept letting in these drug addicted homeless into the apartment building I lived in so I would get woken up every other night from their loudness and got tired of it, no pun intended, and would go sleep in my car down the street. I quickly got sick of Portland being such a mess, didn't renew my apartnent lease, and started driving to other places and camping in my car after I got a storage unit to hold the stuff I didn't want to haul around in my car. I went from Portland to Seattle to Denver to Bay Area to Salt Lake City, Las Vegas, Phoenix, and now Southern California where I have been for past 7 months. Everywhere has a ton of homeless folk, some worse than others. For me Portland, Seattle, Vegas, and Phoenix were the worst in terms of people harassing and getting in my business & being aggressive and on drugs.
I'm west outside of Portland. It's been nice this county has applied the resources as they're intended. There are no encampments or masses of people just zonked mindless.
@@sherrib2023 oh yeah?? Hillsboro?? That's where my storage unit in Oregon is. I grew up in Bend though and once homeless started coming there I thought it was getting out of hand. I come back to Portland area August 4th. I hope it is cleaner than when I was there in 2022.
Amazing video brother kenzo. I saw a similar video in vegas too from someone else and I’m trying to find that video because I saw it before I found your channel and I’m wondering if it’s the same area. Wow this is a part of vegas we never get to see and I’m glad you shared it with us. I’m loving your bike by the way. The dashboard looks impressive
Hi Kenzo wow fun seeing you scooting around but so so sad in this day and age in the Western world there are this many homeless 😞 we thought 🇬🇧 was bad but it is safe to say things look far worse over there across the pond 🇺🇸 liked your comparison to 2021 but I’m guessing they have just moved them to a different area! Let’s hope Vegas doesn’t flood anytime soon otherwise there is going to be quite a number of losses! Something needs to be done! Thanks for showing us this but we now need to go to one of your party ones to cheer us up 😂💝
What a sad situation to see so many people homeless. I hope they can have their own soon, but why has this grown so much in the USA, friend, especially in California? It's my turn Several documentaries on this topic. Thank you for making us aware of this problem and showing the current panorama. Greetings and thanks for the comparison video.
Hope US judges or cops strong control homeless people's use bathroom in US streets. Maybe they block up the road too. Those homeless people try to use the bathroom on US streets blocking the street Too.
If you come to Vegas without a plan B or C or D this is where you will end up!! I'm speaking from experience. God bless the Lost one. We all still Human....♡♡♡
They need a place where they can live. Here's an idea, Alcatraz is now nothing more than a tourist attraction owned, operated and funded by our government. They could live there for free.
@@Denver10215 as a las Vegas resident... I can assure you that the majority of homeless are people who got evicted because the rent sky rocketed but the wages didnt and if you didn't pay rent on the 1st... They can lock you out by the 17th. It happened to me...I work for the college! And have 2 degrees.... Thanks for assuming we are all drug addicts and should live in a prison island tho y'all. Instead of hiding the "problem".. They should give us some rent control and a living wage. 😒🫤
@@barbaraayarza5352 2 degrees? So worthless education. Rent increase dramatically this last 3.5 yrs. Huh wonder why. If my daughter single 3 children, no college just high school diploma can do it with a 2 bedroom $1800 anyone can do it. Working for the college maybe it's time to change jobs. Biden said the economy is booming and he's created jobs.
@barbaraayarza5352 So sorry this happened to you. The stigmas are disturbing. I have very little tolerance for ignorant judgmental a-holes who completely lack empathy for others. I hope your situation improves asap! ❤️
If you guys ever wonder why they have all this stuff is because most of them go dumpster diving in Las Vegas is a crazy place to dumpster dive. There's so much stuff in the dumpsters because people are moving in and out of places constantly.
Absolutely brother Tony. I created a video of VB a couple years ago and posted it on my channel too. It's a constant battle and it feels hopeless, but if we all act locally to help our peoples, then we can make a difference.
@@TheLaughingLion I agree ‼️during the pandemic I helped a 75 y.o. Homeless man original from vilcaBamba valley ,Ecuador@ relocate to “no man’s land “ Venice/Santa Monica border providing him shelter,food ,supplies ,clothing ect eventually while being featured on local news he accepted housing (operation home key Lahsa) while visiting him on my bicycle & helping him a motorized scooter cart cut me off & crashed into me.
Sad , the world once said America was the land of milk and honey . Once we totally fall America, we knew will be no more . I am not a politician, but you would think our president would see this is an emergency . It's happening in all states . God bless all .
cops: let me see your ID me: I don’t have an ID cops: go get your ID at the DMV DMV: what is your address? me: I don’t have an address DMV: call the cops cops: you are under arrest for disorderly conduct me: what did I do? cops: stop resisting
Very sad to see all those people to be in that condition, it's sad that people live like this.... Thank you for sharing this video , it's very important that the people see and probably help then in a way ..
Excellent video. My hometown of Sacramento, California has an increase of 68% in homeless to over 10,000. Does anyone see light at the end of the tunnel for homeless ? I personally only see this crisis increasing to even higher numbers unimaginable. With millions of illegals exacerbating it by taking resources from our citizens. As we struggle to provide for our families, ourselves may we all be grateful for our shelter. May we have strength and resilience in difficult times. from the Oregon Coast
This is super sad, I think everybody should watch, this is real life for a lot of people and I hope they will show support. I take advantage every chance I can to help, we all need to do our part. I count my blessings every single day and I will say many prayers, I didn't realize that the homeless situation was as big as it is, I received a huge education from this video and appreciate all that you do! Many, many prayers! 🙏🙏❤🤍💙
Man, when you consider the amount of money that is in Vegas with the extremely wealthy, it’s hard to see & understand how there is such a gulf in the haves & have nots!! I understand that that some people have made bad decisions in their lives & that’s why they don’t have money but for it to be so extreme that some people & their families will never have to work again for another $ while others literally can’t afford to put a roof over their head or feed themselves or their families is tragic & not everyone on the street deserves to be, some people are simply just down on their luck & have just had a rough time. Sadly, it seems like a worldwide situation where the richer get richer while the poorer become more destitute. This is the real American dream!
It's definitely a sad situation. At least they are getting around and doing stuff. Check out the Kensington Philadelphia video's it's way worse with all the drug use. Great video, though. Keep up the great work 👍
I know there are many homeless people in the world, also in Holland but i don't know these homeless people in Las Vegas live in tents and live from garbage.
This is the other side of Las Vegas where the tourist visitors do not see. Share, Like, Comment, Thank you for watching. 👍
The purpose of this video is to promote awareness of the homeless crisis facing Las Vegas / Clark County right now. If you don't know about it, then you can't fix it, so the first step is to see it, raw and uncut.
Courtyard Resource Center (City of Las Vegas)
nevadahomelessalliance.org/donate
www.carecomplex.org/give/
www.Vegasrescue.org/donate/
sharelasvegas.org/donate/
5:06 what a difference
I don't understand why they throw trash everywhere.
@@karenfromNH here in Boston. It’s getting bad too. So many migrants at Logan Airport
@@karenfromNH - So where do you put your trash when you have no trash cans or dumpsters? If there are trash cans or dumpsters and they are full, but the city won't empty them, then what?
The last 3 and a half years has seen Vegas deteriorate to a point I'd never thought possible.
Yep, drove through there last month, stopped at a McD’s and it was SWARMING with homeless people. As soon as I got out of my car to walk inside a guy came up and immediately begged for money. I was like, “dude, I’m broke, I make like $30,000/year tops” and he stormed off mad. 😅
@@flanagamerI always say I'm on foodstamps so sorry.
Makes me sick to my stomach. Decades of neoliberalism has resulted in obscene wealth and rampant homelessness in its wake. Sadly, there is no end in sight. We are stuck in a 2 party system that's completely beholden to oligarchs and corporations. Something has to change. This is a failure of the system, not so such the individual. COVID-19 and the "stimulus" bills amplified the crisis of wealth inequality. Knowing that so many people are subject to such systemic violence makes me very bitter. It's all by choice. These are the results of policy choices, which We The People have little to no say in.
Keep up the great work! People need to see and feel this. People need to be uncomfortable. Something has to give!
@OnlyInLasVegas You're the one who needs to do your homework. The stimulus bills were helpful temporarily for the working class but overwhelmingly benefitted the 1%. If you actually paid attention to the overall economic impact of those bills, you would be able to see the obvious. They were a massive upward transfer of wealth. The numbers don't lie, neither did the bills themselves. If you actually took the time to read or study it, we wouldn't be having this conversation.
In the end, homelessness still increased, especially as time went on. The rich became much richer, the poor became poorer, many small businesses shuttered, our ongoing crisis of wealth inequality was exacerbated, and corporations like Blackstone, who spent millions lobbying those bills, were able to capitalize heavily, further compounding the devastating economic impacts.
The COVID stimulus bills served as lavish gifts for the rich and corporations, who benefitted disproportionately compared to the average person.
We witnessed the largest upward transfer of wealth in human history between 2017 and 2021, and the COVID stimulus bills were a major factor. Rampant homelessness is a byproduct of such trash legislation, even if it was delayed, as in this case.
GREAT calls!!!
@@V.W.A MORE GREAT calls!!!
I’m here on a business trip and honestly like this everywhere I go. Have yet to see a business, parking lot, or city block without a homeless person
these are people that just gave in life at such an early age too,...but then again they weren't much to begin with
I've live in Vegas for the past 31 years. I remember back then you hardly ever see any homeless people. Maybe around North town or Down town here and there. Sadly it wont get any better. Vegas is the new L.A. now.
Man, it's so sad and disheartening to see such a large quantity of homeless people out on those streets..and the ones living under the tunnels and flood channels..and seeing them trying to collect things of value from the garbage to sell is just so 😖😖😔😔 It looks so abandoned & barren, definitely no signs of the exciting bright fun that Las Vegas is more commonly known for. It's nice that you're giving them coverage/exposure so as to help spread awareness about this bleak situation and I really hope it gets better over time 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Btw, I liked how you showed the side-by-side progression footage of the changes that took place & I also liked your hat (saw it through your shadow 😄)
Thank you for your thoughtful and considerate comments here. 😊
I am glad you are showing us all aspects not just the beautiful fountains. 🎥📽️📽️📽️
Absolutely, my friend.
@@TheLaughingLion 🥰🥰
Great job and thanks keep it up
Thanks, will do!
Thank you for sharing this raw and uncut video to raise awareness about this horrible problem. So many major cities look the same, it is so sad and no way for any person to have to live. Affordable housing is out of reach for so many, one unexpected expense can put any of us here... And once your there so so hard to pull yourself out.
yes indeed, a big medical emergency can have this effect.
@@TheLaughingLion Yep, sadly happens every day...
You know I was born and raised in las Vegas. Born in 1963.
Las Vegas had 2 high schools when my mother graduated from Rancho High School in 1959.
They had 8 high schools when I graduated in 1981.
So that is 6 new high schools in 22 years..
So from 1981 until 2023 . There are 89 high schools in Las Vegas .
That is 82 high schools in 42 years..
So where did these people come from??
Not from las Vegas..
And Las Vegas did not have the tunnels. The flood control system they built with the tax payers money. When I was growing up.
So Cesar’s palace got flooded out back in the 80’s or 90’s. Don’t remember what year. But Cesar’s palace was built in a wash.
So they started building this flood control system.. and now they have 35 thousand homeless people living in flood control system..
So it is the city’s own fault..
Maybe they are hoping for a big flood to flood these people out.
I don’t know what they were thinking..
But the people should have never moved to las Vegas from the start.
So if they are homeless? Maybe they should go back to where they came from.. ya think?
I do..
A large percentage of the population moved to Las Vegas seeking employment, especially in the construction industry, and either stayed because they remained employed in high-paying jobs or stayed because they 'lost' everything had and had no way to leave.
Back in the mid -'80's you were required to obtain a 'gaming' ID card before you could get hired for most jobs. If you ever got arrested for anything by METRO (Metropolitan Police) they would confiscate your 'gaming' card AND your license/ID which made getting another job extremely difficult, and make it impossible to purchase a plane. train, or bus ticket out of Las Vegas. Unless you had family or relatives that could help you, the only option available was to start living on the streets and hope you could find a way to leave someday.
I lived for a little over 5-years in Las Vegas and never drank or gambled (made a vow when I arrived to not fall into that trap) and I lived fairly well. Daughter graduated out of Basic High in Henderson then joined the Marine Corps. After she left I moved back to California for better jobs and cooler weather.
This is definitely one side of vegas which isnt given the limelight! Such a wonder how such darkness can exist next to the bright lights of the city
I was returning to my home in Utah , driving on 15 N through Vegas 1 month ago.
Just wanted to check out a little bit of Vegas for about 10 minutes.
Exit at Washington , going past Cashman Field , looping back around and back on 15. Maybe 2 miles distance.
10AM on a Monday.
Homeless people EVERYWHERE. Goodness. The worst I've personally seen in the US.
Dudes wandering into traffic , guy running towards my car , 3 guys fighting on the sidewalk.
LV better get a handle on this , and quick.
*_I had heard the news that homeless people in Las Vegas were no longer able to live on the streets._*
*_But this is the first time I'm seeing a real video._*
You’ll never get rid of the homeless. The homeless has been there since Jesus time it’s sad but there’s some people that just don’t wanna work. I say this because my sister is homeless and she doesn’t want to get a job. She rather be homeless.
Such a powerful and important video, Kenzo.🦁 Well done, bro.👍😎👍
My apologies that I have not visited recently---I have been ill with a bad flu this past month.
Blessings to you and your family.🦁🦁
Peace and brotherhood 😃🙏💗🦁
Mac (aka RE-VO)
So sad to see all the homelessness. Thanks for bringing it to attention. I didn't know it was like this.
The politicians aren't doing anything about it because this is their plan.
Unfortunately, i only see this drastically increasing in the future.
It's time to save our money & spend wisely.
I've been to Las Vegas many times and had no idea that LV's homeless problem was that bad
Thanks for your real life of Amerika
It helps me understand my daughter Jen life. She died May 19 th 2024
So sad and such a growing issue for everyone
Thankyou for showing light on this man
I know you’ve done it before as well.. so keep up the good work
The more folks that see this … the better possibility for peeps to help
I appreciate that and thanks for your concern.
The sad part of America and unfortunately its growing everyday.
be safe Kenzo
Great Kenzo! We should make it a goal to have no one homeless in this country. Great awareness Video!!
Yes that would be in a perfect world. But it's something to aim for.
It's heartbreaking to witness the struggles faced by the homeless population in Las Vegas. Your documentary sheds light on a side of the city rarely seen by tourists. The juxtaposition of the vibrant, lively image most people associate with Las Vegas against the harsh reality of homelessness is truly eye-opening. Kudos to you for raising awareness about this critical issue and providing information on how to support local organizations working towards a solution. 🙏💔
thank you for your thoughtful comments Rodaportal.
🇮🇪 very good documentary. It's very sad on the homelessness
Thank You so much for taking the time to get out there & showing us all those people struggling with life, it truly is a sad situation, love to you & prayers for them all 🙏
Thank you for your thoughtful comments.
Unfortunately we have so many here that need help. 😢
Thank you old lady luck.
Stay safe!
Very eye opening 💥
Great comparison video! Thanks for sharing the information and videos, my friend.🥷🇯🇵
I can relate 100%.. We have maybe even worse situation in San Francisco and many other cities in the Bay Area...and it seems that things are not getting better...
Gonna get bad by 2030 ..agenda 2030.. this all by design ..order out of chaos ..usher in the new world order
Come to Seattle - it’s a truly dystopian city 😅
Thanks for the video buddy. It’s good to see you bringing more awareness to the issues all areas are facing these day
Keep on keeping on brother
Yes, I think it's important that people see all sides of our beloved city of Las Vegas. I'm a resident so I care about what is happening to our city right now. It seems hopeless, but government officials and our local community are really working on this homeless issue.
Good job of showing the real day to day struggle to survive in the streets. The more people are aware of what a lack of resources has caused, the soomer people will help
I thought LA was bad but guess there're homeless crisis everywhere. Thanks for showing us an uncut video through your lens.
A lot of it is due to the influx of people from LA
Thank you for sharing this video Kenzo. Stay Safe. I like when you show these places. It's good to bring awareness. That dog was mean. I watched on my TV yesterday. Here to leave an extra👍and a comment. Have a great weekend 🎉
Thank you Stef! the doggos need to be mean to survive the mean streets! 👌
I am registered with the Courtyard homeless shelter, but I DON'T stay there because I DON'T feel comfortable with 500 people sleeping near and around me, so I just stay near Sunset Park on my own where Eastern and Warm Springs are!
I just go to the Courtyard about once-a-month to check my mail.
Greetings, friend. A situation that I hope will be resolved soon.
Спасибо огромное за видео и за правду!
Keep safe my friend
Hey Lion !
Here in Toronto and every city anywhere has similar problems. It’s sad - local officials should do more.
✌️❤️🇨🇦
Why is it sad, mate and why should local officials do more?
Wow. It is very sad to see so many homeless on the street. With rising rental and other living expenses it is getting worse here as well. Many here living in our parks in tents which are not suitable for our winter weather with extreme cold and recently blizzard conditions with heavy snowfalls. I watched in full to the end. Thank you, my friend. 17:08
Hey my friend, oh wow I would never have imagined this about Las Vegas, I guess this is a crises all over the world, life has become hard and so expensive, so sad to see people suffering, and this is real, thanks for showing us it's just really sad the state of the world right now, and when you think it can't get worse it does, but at least we should stay positive and help when we can, thanks for sharing, hope you are doing great 😊💕
thank you for your kind and considerate comments Bella. 🎈
It sad to see a lot of homeless in Las Vegas.
This needs attention and collective efforts to address the root cause and provide support for those in need.
Stay safe bro!
Fantastic 😍
This is such a nice and very amazing Ride, beautiful footages captured. Great sharing again my friend. Greetings here in Manila Philippines once again. Keep up the good work. Have a nice day ahead. L639
It is everywhere..... I lived in Portland, OR for a chunk of 2022 and that city is overrun with homeless folk, most on drugs really badly. I became homeless myself because people kept letting in these drug addicted homeless into the apartment building I lived in so I would get woken up every other night from their loudness and got tired of it, no pun intended, and would go sleep in my car down the street. I quickly got sick of Portland being such a mess, didn't renew my apartnent lease, and started driving to other places and camping in my car after I got a storage unit to hold the stuff I didn't want to haul around in my car. I went from Portland to Seattle to Denver to Bay Area to Salt Lake City, Las Vegas, Phoenix, and now Southern California where I have been for past 7 months. Everywhere has a ton of homeless folk, some worse than others. For me Portland, Seattle, Vegas, and Phoenix were the worst in terms of people harassing and getting in my business & being aggressive and on drugs.
thank you for sharing your story here. I wish the best for you.
I'm west outside of Portland. It's been nice this county has applied the resources as they're intended. There are no encampments or masses of people just zonked mindless.
@@sherrib2023 oh yeah?? Hillsboro?? That's where my storage unit in Oregon is. I grew up in Bend though and once homeless started coming there I thought it was getting out of hand. I come back to Portland area August 4th. I hope it is cleaner than when I was there in 2022.
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Interesting rode on bike while sharing the Las Vegas Homeless life. Thank you for sharing with us their street life, Roger. 17:08
Thanks
What an insight from 3:25 I couldn't believe the number of people on that street. So sad to see and eye opening thanks for sharing.
Don't be sad yet, wait after 10 years then you will see 50% of population will be homeless.
Amazing video brother kenzo. I saw a similar video in vegas too from someone else and I’m trying to find that video because I saw it before I found your channel and I’m wondering if it’s the same area. Wow this is a part of vegas we never get to see and I’m glad you shared it with us. I’m loving your bike by the way. The dashboard looks impressive
It's sad to see the homeless crisis in Las Vegas. Thanks for the upload and sharing, Kenzo. Take care and hope you have a nice weekend my friend 🙏
That’s sad to see but interesting too
It's a sad situation and I wish I knew a solution. It's very important to bring awareness, we can't go about our lives with blinders on 🙏🙏
Hi Kenzo wow fun seeing you scooting around but so so sad in this day and age in the Western world there are this many homeless 😞 we thought 🇬🇧 was bad but it is safe to say things look far worse over there across the pond 🇺🇸 liked your comparison to 2021 but I’m guessing they have just moved them to a different area! Let’s hope Vegas doesn’t flood anytime soon otherwise there is going to be quite a number of losses! Something needs to be done! Thanks for showing us this but we now need to go to one of your party ones to cheer us up 😂💝
thank you for your thoughtful comments
What a sad situation to see so many people homeless. I hope they can have their own soon, but why has this grown so much in the USA, friend, especially in California? It's my turn Several documentaries on this topic. Thank you for making us aware of this problem and showing the current panorama. Greetings and thanks for the comparison video.
Hope US judges or cops strong control homeless people's use bathroom in US streets.
Maybe they block up the road too.
Those homeless people try to use the bathroom on US streets blocking the street Too.
If you come to Vegas without a plan B or C or D this is where you will end up!! I'm speaking from experience. God bless the Lost one. We all still Human....♡♡♡
This is really sad watch how people try to exist... God bless all guys and be happy!
They need a place where they can live. Here's an idea, Alcatraz is now nothing more than a tourist attraction owned, operated and funded by our government. They could live there for free.
No beer and drugs .
@@Denver10215 as a las Vegas resident... I can assure you that the majority of homeless are people who got evicted because the rent sky rocketed but the wages didnt and if you didn't pay rent on the 1st... They can lock you out by the 17th.
It happened to me...I work for the college! And have 2 degrees.... Thanks for assuming we are all drug addicts and should live in a prison island tho y'all.
Instead of hiding the "problem".. They should give us some rent control and a living wage. 😒🫤
@@frontier9142 they will ruin that too.
@@barbaraayarza5352 2 degrees? So worthless education. Rent increase dramatically this last 3.5 yrs. Huh wonder why. If my daughter single 3 children, no college just high school diploma can do it with a 2 bedroom $1800 anyone can do it. Working for the college maybe it's time to change jobs. Biden said the economy is booming and he's created jobs.
@barbaraayarza5352 So sorry this happened to you. The stigmas are disturbing. I have very little tolerance for ignorant judgmental a-holes who completely lack empathy for others. I hope your situation improves asap! ❤️
Beautiful sharing 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Thank you! 🤗
If you guys ever wonder why they have all this stuff is because most of them go dumpster diving in Las Vegas is a crazy place to dumpster dive. There's so much stuff in the dumpsters because people are moving in and out of places constantly.
And tweakers hoard junk
I liked the part wjere yiu show the video fotage 1 year ago and what it looks like today. Do more of that
Kenzo, it’s good to see you bring awareness to the homeless crisis in Vegas. We also have this situation here in Venice Beach.
Absolutely brother Tony. I created a video of VB a couple years ago and posted it on my channel too. It's a constant battle and it feels hopeless, but if we all act locally to help our peoples, then we can make a difference.
@@TheLaughingLion I agree ‼️during the pandemic I helped a 75 y.o. Homeless man original from vilcaBamba valley ,Ecuador@ relocate to “no man’s land “ Venice/Santa Monica border providing him shelter,food ,supplies ,clothing ect eventually while being featured on local news he accepted housing (operation home key Lahsa) while visiting him on my bicycle & helping him a motorized scooter cart cut me off & crashed into me.
Fascinating and very sad
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Sad , the world once said America was the land of milk and honey . Once we totally fall America, we knew will be no more . I am not a politician, but you would think our president would see this is an emergency . It's happening in all states . God bless all .
Thank you for sharing the homeless situation in LA. The governement should
take care of these peolple. Like 634. Have a beautiful day
Thanks for commenting
This is sadly a problem all over. And there are no easy answers
WOW!!!!!!!!!!
Interesting
Very!
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What has happened to America far out.good work show the world..shame on the powers that be.Christ is 👑
Oh no homeless everywhere. This is sad but thanks for sharing 🙏
Thanks for watching
It’s not a housing problem. It’s an addiction problem.
Sooo Sad!!
cops: let me see your ID
me: I don’t have an ID
cops: go get your ID at the DMV
DMV: what is your address?
me: I don’t have an address
DMV: call the cops
cops: you are under arrest for disorderly conduct
me: what did I do?
cops: stop resisting
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oh no..😢.. it's everywhere 😢
I never imagined this of Vegas though..
Yes, I'm sure you are familiar with this similar issue in downtown Sacramento. Thanks for coming by Jessica.
Very sad to see all those people to be in that condition, it's sad that people live like this.... Thank you for sharing this video , it's very important that the people see and probably help then in a way ..
Sad to see this side of Vegas.. 🙏 Stay safe over there!
The many life struggles, stories they share ard do not want to share must be so difficult to feel dignity. Thank you for filming this real crisis.
SO SAD 😥😥😥
It is sad that the number of homeless people is increasing year by year, and taxpayers' money is being used for some unnecessary things, like wars.😢
Excellent video. My hometown of Sacramento, California has an increase of 68% in homeless to over 10,000. Does anyone see light at the end of the tunnel for homeless ?
I personally only see this crisis increasing to even higher numbers unimaginable. With millions of illegals exacerbating it by taking resources from our citizens. As we struggle to provide for our families, ourselves may we all be grateful for our shelter.
May we have strength and resilience in difficult times. from the Oregon Coast
Sad buts its really happening. They are unseen.
Same country that said Africa was poor🤔karma is something else
No worries, most of the city, especially Henderson, lives pretty well 😂
Hello from Germany
greetings my friend
People go to Vegas for the gambling n they get hook on making it big n getting rich. Well richness is a dead end.
AMÉRICA AU BORD DE L EFFENDREMENT
It turns out that Las Vegas has homeless people too.
I thought Las Vegas didn't have homeless people.
it will be very troublesome if it rains.
This is the sad side of the city!
Lots of cities are like this now... San Francisco is so bad... they have "tent cities"
This is super sad, I think everybody should watch, this is real life for a lot of people and I hope they will show support. I take advantage every chance I can to help, we all need to do our part. I count my blessings every single day and I will say many prayers, I didn't realize that the homeless situation was as big as it is, I received a huge education from this video and appreciate all that you do! Many, many prayers! 🙏🙏❤🤍💙
Oh wow scary to see
It's only like 2blocks like this in a city of 2.3 million it's not that bad folks
WOW
Man, when you consider the amount of money that is in Vegas with the extremely wealthy, it’s hard to see & understand how there is such a gulf in the haves & have nots!!
I understand that that some people have made bad decisions in their lives & that’s why they don’t have money but for it to be so extreme that some people & their families will never have to work again for another $ while others literally can’t afford to put a roof over their head or feed themselves or their families is tragic & not everyone on the street deserves to be, some people are simply just down on their luck & have just had a rough time.
Sadly, it seems like a worldwide situation where the richer get richer while the poorer become more destitute.
This is the real American dream!
It's definitely a sad situation. At least they are getting around and doing stuff.
Check out the Kensington Philadelphia video's it's way worse with all the drug use. Great video, though. Keep up the great work 👍
Yes, Absolutely. Kensington is way worse right now.
Proud to be an American where profit matters only on,y onlg
Great video in capturing the true homeless issue in Vegas. What do you think is the root cause in the increase?
for the increase, likely the increase in overall population in Las vegas caused the increase. This city is becoming a big city with big city issues.
Cheap fentanyl
I know there are many homeless people in the world, also in Holland but i don't know these homeless people in Las Vegas live in tents and live from garbage.
CoronaVirus PLANDEMIC
This is reality. It makes me think.